Events

Haroun Meghaichi of The Ohio State University will be visiting campus to discuss his research using differential geometry and numerical analysis in solving interface problems.

Save the date to be part of Kenyon's 36-hour annual giving challenge.

This virtual session is hosted by Kenyon's Office of Fellowships & Scholarships. We'll introduce the Fulbright U.S. Student Program's opportunities for U.S. citizens to pursue study/research or teach English in one of over 140 countries. Maddie Kwasnick '24 will join us to share their experience in Colombia as an English teaching assistant in Colombia.

Join Artist Fellow (and DJ) Jasmine Gibson and Gund Associate Lee Nah ’25 for a dance party in the Buchwald-Wright Gallery. Inspired by Faith Ringgold’s quilt "Dancing at The Louvre," currently on display.

Resume Labs are interactive, communal workshops in which CDO staff will work with you and your peers to create immediate and tangible improvements to your resume.

Resume Labs are interactive, communal workshops in which Career Development Office staff work with you and your peers to create immediate and tangible improvements to your resume.

Join Recruiter Bailey Zidar and Director of Communication Jon Keeling '98 to learn more about internship opportunities available with the Columbus Partnership. If you are interested in dynamic roles that make a real impact in the lives of millions of residents, be sure to attend.

Lacey Filkins, executive director of Experience Mount Vernon, will share what it means to run a community-oriented non-profit organization. The talk is sponsored by the Generosity Project.

Training session for users of the Kenyon website content management system; provided by the Office of Communications.

Learn about the Fulbright Program from the Office of National Fellowships & Scholarships and Kenyon's faculty representatives.

Join director Catherine Gund and artist-activist Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter for a screening of "Paint Me a Road Out of Here." Featuring artists Faith Ringgold and Baxter, the film traces the 50-year journey of Ringgold’s masterpiece "For the Women's House" from Rikers Island to the Brooklyn Museum, uncovering its whitewashed history in a powerful story about art and mass incarceration.

Join fellow Kenyon alumni, parents and friends in the Pittsburgh region for an evening with President Kornfeld!

Under the direction of Adjunct Instructor of Voice Jennifer Marcellana.

Join us for a spring concert less than two miles from campus.

Stop by the BFEC for the closing celebration of the NEA Big Read. Grab a bowl of lo mein and custom-dress your noodles at the noodle bar, then pick out a book to take home for your family library.

Acclaimed poet Cindy Juyoung Ok will lead participants through a series of prompts to write poems about place, celebrating the Public Library’s NEA Big Read theme, "Where We Live."

Drew Sutherland '25 will present a voice recital.

Under the direction of Professor of Music Ted Buehrer.

Common dandelions, reclusive wild leeks, stinging nettles — join Shawn Dailey to find and sample these edible plants and much more. We will hike approximately 2.5 miles of hilly terrain, and a wild-foods tasting will follow the hike.

Under the direction of Visiting Assistant Professor of Music Heather Faulkner.